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Here you go Red = Relay Black = Relay Green = Gnd White = +Vin Yellow = Tamper Blue = Tamper

Who owns the equipment you or them? Should be detailed somewhere in the paperwork,

The 8XP is backwards compatible, you will have no issues.

It's probably a dead battery in the panel, do you have the codes for the panel and the manual?

Get some of this, does not matter then https://www.touchofgrass.co.uk/

No experience of the system, but it is made by Visonic and Israeli based manufacturer now owned by Tyco corporation. Nothing wrong with any of that, all of the devices can be found on their website, with the exception of the hub, so that may be a BG only product. Whether it stays that way or not...

If the detectors will let a child walk through the house, what's to say they will detect billy burglar

OK looks like i was barking up the wrong tree, i have no idea what is causing this.

No the 15 minute is a settle time after you have first powered everything up, during the 15 minutes if connected to ricochet monitor you are likely to see the devices appearing to stay active, after this time they should react properly every time, for example they go red, then they flash a few...

Does it not say in the instruction manual that you have to wait 15-20 minutes for everything to settle down?

As per Karis, what type of floor?

Agree with everything you say, the link was for anybody else reading the thread, as was my original first line.

Apologies yes it is a bit misleading, they do a whole range of equipment, but I would suggest the majority is at the lower end Website for reference http://www.riscogroup.co.uk/

If you want quality do not fit Yale, if you search these forums you will see countless posts with issues on Yale alarms, The British gas system is Visonic The Dyno one made by DSC (I think) Canadian company Risco is Israeli, no relevance just saying, cheaper end equipment used by many...

Google is your friend http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=wiring+a+door+contact&hl=en&prmd=imvns&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=oXdQULPjOYq2hQfB2IDICA&ved=0CEgQsAQ&biw=1440&bih=767

Making a profit is not a crime you know, you pays your money you takes your choice.

Yep that is the way to do it, suggest you buy eight core cable you may only need 4 cores for most of the devices, but if they are concealed you don't want top find issues after the floors and ceiling are back in place. The extra cores may also be useful in the future for expansion of the system.

If it's just a deterrent buy some dummy bell boxes from Fleabay with somebodies name on it, after all with no form of communication what is actually going to happen when it goes off apart from annoying your neighbours. And any decent burglar will know that the Toolstation alarm will just make...

When was it last serviced? Do you have inhibitor in the system? Sounds the same as the issues i had with mine, blocked plate heat exchanger.

If it's no good once you have all the paper off, then yes a skim would be the way to go.